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RE: Spooky Holidays - YourFutureMuse - 14-12-2009 04:42 PM
no reason at all really
Just wanted to be different, after all its not often that you see green reindeers around and no they aren’t they are just very boring
Well my dad does keeping walking into the giant angel I hung off the ceiling but that is only because he is ridiculously tall so it is his own fault really hahaI have however just had to go and remove all baubles from the bottom two tiers of the tree because my dog was trying to eat them
haha
RE: Spooky Holidays - bertowud - 14-12-2009 07:22 PM
(14-12-2009 02:34 PM)lwhite53 Wrote: God, the idea of warm and sunny on Christmas is just so lovely.And being able to wear shorts -- my idea of heaven.
You're in New York, right? It's almost 80 F here in Florida today. My idea of a white Christmas is the sand at the beach. We did have snow on Christmas back in 1989.
(14-12-2009 04:42 PM)YourFutureMuse Wrote: no reason at all really
and no they aren’t they are just very boring
I have however just had to go and remove all baubles from the bottom two tiers of the tree because my dog was trying to eat them
As a ridiculously tall person, I probablywouldn't be very happy with you either.
Green reindeer. If you name the reindeer John, you can be John Deere Green.
RE: Spooky Holidays - JHyde - 14-12-2009 07:43 PM
I can see how that joke appeals to you. It is pretty funny.
I always find my hair catches in dangly things at Christmas.
I think I've picked my Christmas movie to watch after I come back from work Christmas Day. I think it will be Die Hard, which is somewhat seasonally appropriate.
RE: Spooky Holidays - bertowud - 14-12-2009 08:30 PM
We watch The Christmas Story every year at least twice.
RE: Spooky Holidays - JHyde - 14-12-2009 08:33 PM
I said on the books thread that I re-read the Christmas Mystery by Jostein Gaarder at this time every year.
RE: Spooky Holidays - lwhite53 - 14-12-2009 08:40 PM
(14-12-2009 07:22 PM)bertowud Wrote:(14-12-2009 02:34 PM)lwhite53 Wrote: God, the idea of warm and sunny on Christmas is just so lovely.
You're in New York, right? It's almost 80 F here in Florida today. My idea of a white Christmas is the sand at the beach. We did have snow on Christmas back in 1989.
Nope, I'm in northern Virginia, directly across the river from Washington, DC. Yesterday, it was 25 F and raining. Today, 45F and clear. Still cold, though!
RE: Spooky Holidays - JHyde - 14-12-2009 08:46 PM
Will you maybe go and see the tree at the White House? Is that even possible?
RE: Spooky Holidays - lwhite53 - 14-12-2009 08:51 PM
Yes, it is possible and I'll probably get around to it. Although, to be fair, it doesn't hold a candle to the one at Rockefeller Center in NYC.
RE: Spooky Holidays - YourFutureMuse - 14-12-2009 11:09 PM
(14-12-2009 07:43 PM)JHyde Wrote: I can see how that joke appeals to you. It is pretty funny.
I always find my hair catches in dangly things at Christmas.
I think I've picked my Christmas movie to watch after I come back from work Christmas Day. I think it will be Die Hard, which is somewhat seasonally appropriate.
You definitely have to watch Love Actually lol it is like a tradition in my house..
RE: Spooky Holidays - Nitrus - 15-12-2009 12:36 AM
Love Actually is an amazing christmas film!